Opposed to relax budget rules, says G.Ntaiselmploum
Contrary to the views in favor of easing European fiscal rules, shows the Dutch minister and president of the Eurogroup, Jeroen Dijsselbloem, in an interview with the Dutch 'Trouw »newspaper, entitled:" Too often we throw everything liability in euro".
The Dutch politician speaks for improvement presented by the European economy, but fails to mention that "we are still far from having overcome all the problems."
Asked to comment on the advocacy of Juncker for a release of spending on education, the "sieve" of the Stability Pact, the Social Democrat politician expresses skepticism: "I do not deny that states should protect their spending on education. But we must not forget that we are talking about money that must come from somewhere, either through borrowing or raising taxes, "he reminds.
According to Ntaiselmploum, "there could be an exception for cases where there are special circumstances, eg a natural disaster or an earthquake with a large economic impact, as it happened in Italy." "As though terms of spending on education or other investments," he continues, "should not be taken out of the rules." "In such a case what sense would there be any more financial rules?" He asked.
Contrary to the views in favor of easing European fiscal rules, shows the Dutch minister and president of the Eurogroup, Jeroen Dijsselbloem, in an interview with the Dutch 'Trouw »newspaper, entitled:" Too often we throw everything liability in euro".
The Dutch politician speaks for improvement presented by the European economy, but fails to mention that "we are still far from having overcome all the problems."
Asked to comment on the advocacy of Juncker for a release of spending on education, the "sieve" of the Stability Pact, the Social Democrat politician expresses skepticism: "I do not deny that states should protect their spending on education. But we must not forget that we are talking about money that must come from somewhere, either through borrowing or raising taxes, "he reminds.
According to Ntaiselmploum, "there could be an exception for cases where there are special circumstances, eg a natural disaster or an earthquake with a large economic impact, as it happened in Italy." "As though terms of spending on education or other investments," he continues, "should not be taken out of the rules." "In such a case what sense would there be any more financial rules?" He asked.
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